2002 SS - Just hit 80,000 Miles, what would you do?
11-05-2007, 05:26 PM
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2002 SS - Just hit 80,000 Miles, what would you do? I guess it's time to do a sparkplug change.........right?
New fuel filter?
Anything else?
I have been **** about the oil and air filter.....
What about other stuff? Like wheel bearings? Or stuff that the average person (me) doesn't know about?
Tie rods? Etc........
I'm gearing up to do a major overhaul --> New Power steering pump, new seats, new plugs, etc.
What would you guys do if you needed this car to last till at least 150k ?
New fuel filter?
Anything else?
I have been **** about the oil and air filter.....
What about other stuff? Like wheel bearings? Or stuff that the average person (me) doesn't know about?
Tie rods? Etc........
I'm gearing up to do a major overhaul --> New Power steering pump, new seats, new plugs, etc.
What would you guys do if you needed this car to last till at least 150k ?
11-05-2007, 05:51 PM
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Rearend fluid, Tranny fluid, Brake fluid, PS fluid, Fuel filter, CRC Maf cleaner/spray[available at AUTOZONE and the like], also spray your IAT Sensor...,good greasing of parts and a good look-see...
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Coolant is good for 5 years, so if you still have the factory coolant in there, it's due for a change. Also check your belts for cracking/fraying/wear and see if they are stretching by checking the marks on the belt tensioner.
